China readying $143 bln package for its chip firms in bid to compete with U.S.
Beijing plans to roll out what will be one of its biggest fiscal incentive packages over five years, mainly as subsidies and tax credits to bolster semiconductor production and research activities at home, said the sources.
The majority of the financial assistance would be used to subsidise the purchases of domestic semiconductor equipment by Chinese firms, mainlysemiconductor fabrication plants, or fabs, they said.
Such companies would be entitled to a20%subsidy on the cost of purchases, the three sources said.
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